Top Things to do in Ji County
- 1. Huangyaguan Great Wall Tourist Area
- 2. Pan Mountain Scenic Resort
- 3. Mount Pan (Panshan)
- 4. Temple of Solitary Joy (Dule si)
- 5. Jizhou Baita Temple
- 6. Baxian Mountain Natural Reserve
- 7. Jixian National Geological Parks
- 8. Jiushanding Natural Scenic Resort
- 9. Tianjin Cuiping Lake
- 10. Tianjin jixian Yulong Ski Areas
10 Things to Do in Ji County That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Ji County, China including Huangyaguan Great Wall Tourist Area, Pan Mountain Scenic Resort, Mount Pan (Panshan), Temple of Solitary Joy (Dule si), Jizhou Baita Temple, Baxian Mountain Natural Reserve, Jixian National Geological Parks, Jiushanding Natural Scenic Resort, Tianjin Cuiping Lake, Tianjin jixian Yulong Ski Areas.
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1. Huangyaguan Great Wall Tourist Area
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By Charn P - Bangkok, Thailand
The Huangyaguan Great Wall can be reached from Tianjin city in approximately 2 hours by motor coach. The trip is mostly on ultra-modern super highway with some local roads near the Great Wall. Once arrive at the site, there are 2 different ways to enjoy the Huangyaguan, simply walk through the fort-like structure near the parking lot and try to cover as much as possible the Great Wall on foot from there. There is another choice of taking the golf cart for a 10 minutes ride to the top of the hill and start to explore the Great Wall from the pinnacle. If time allow, both ways should be explored since they give different experiences. The round trip on the golf cart cost RMB50 p.p.
2. Pan Mountain Scenic Resort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By Wilfred P - Hong Kong, China
盤山景區分上中下3盤。如果要把3盤全面遊覽，要按個人的體力來安排。比較輕鬆的方法是進了景區後，反方向來遊覽：首先是購買景區內的遊覽車加挂月索道遊覽上盤；接著坐雲松索道至中盤；最後步行下山遊覽下盤。
3. Mount Pan (Panshan)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By PeterLLama - Paris, France
This is another casualty in the continuing war against authenticity that China is waging. They tear down hutong to replace them with charmless shopping malls. They built tourist traps in place of historic sights (I'm talking about you Cultural Street in Tianjin).
Here they plastered a mountain with concrete to make it unnatural.
But once you get past that, the experience is still very enjoyable. At least, you can buy drinks and food at almost every stage of the climb!
We chose the difficulty: climbing to the top and going down with the Cableway. Some parts are easy, gently climbing. But near the top, there is a section comprised with very steep stairs. It took us the best part of an hour (granted, we are not in an exceptional fit).
The scenery is very enjoyable. My favorite part was the beginning, when you follow a stream until a nice fall.
Our kids who are quickly tired when we go shopping ran along the 3 hour trail, so you get the idea how happy they were.
The slight disappointment for us was when we got out of the Cableway. It arrives at the south entrance and the car was parked at the east entrance. So we had to walk uphill for 15 minutes to get to the car. There is normally a bus, but none could be seen.
So not a trail in wild nature, but a nice walk in a Chinese style place.
4. Temple of Solitary Joy (Dule si)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By tensaisimon - Beijing, China
Dule Si, or Temple of Solitary Joy was first built in Tang Dynasty, and rebuilt in eary Liao Dynasty (984 AD). The only two buildings still standing till now, the Entrance Hall and Guanyin Pavillion, both have great importance in the Chinese history of architecture. If you are familiar with Dunhuang frescoes, you'll find how precious these buildings are. Such type of ancient architecture can only be seen in very few places including Dele Si, or in the frescoes. The he Guanyin Pavillion is now the oldest wooden multi-storey structure, housing the largest clay buddha figure. The building are exhilarating to traditional architecture lovers. We can see clearly how the building was structured based on complicated and firm wooden parts. After more than 2 dozens of recorded earthquakes, but she still stands firmly. We went from Beijing East Station by train, a little more than an hour on road.
5. Jizhou Baita Temple
Overall Ratings
5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Gregory B - Beijing
Since the destruction of the Northern Shaolin during WWII on Panshan in Jixian County, this temple is the repository of Shaolin Wushu in the neighborhood. It's beautiful, ancient, peaceful, and real. The monks are beautiful, kind and helpful. The buildings are awesome.
6. Baxian Mountain Natural Reserve
7. Jixian National Geological Parks
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By ZhuHuaLong - Tianjin, China
Although it was National Day week, we arrived about 7:30 in the morning to an almost deserted park. We opted to walk up and see a few beautiful sights not available to the shuttle riders. This park offers many, the natural and beauty that comes with a well maintained National Park.
8. Jiushanding Natural Scenic Resort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By A TripAdvisor China Member
蓟县有许多很有名的景点，我觉得九山顶比较原生态，虽然也有人为的地方，但大体保持了自然的原始性，从售票口，一路走来，风景越来越美；如做电瓶车上山会感觉山风习习，很是凉爽
9. Tianjin Cuiping Lake
10. Tianjin jixian Yulong Ski Areas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By A TripAdvisor China Member
接触滑雪也有一年时间了，16年2月份在崇礼第一次接触滑雪，虽然当时初生牛犊不怕虎的，直接坐缆车上山，一路摔跟头到半山腰，最后灰溜溜的抱着雪板走下来，但依然没有浇灭我对这项运动的热情。回来后不久马上跑绍兴乔波再次体验，后来查阅相关资料，知道了蓟州国际滑雪场，做好攻略，订好机票，3月1号第一次4天的滑雪之旅开始。由于离家较远，软磨硬泡了小伙伴，半个月，和她请了年假，11月16号陪我来蓟州开始5天的滑雪之旅，再到17年的1月1号又自己一人为期3天的旅程，雪场离家都好远，每次都要花至少整整一天的时间在路上，各种晕车，各种吐，折腾半天才到雪场，心好累，唉。回归正题，先说雪场，有高中低儿童雪道，我去的时候高级道并没有开，也有马拉雪橇和雪圈可以玩，没太大兴趣，故不做赘述。
在滑雪场的这两天似乎遇到了活动，现场以及售票大厅都有人在宣传扫码送碟,DJ的电子音乐碟，我的大爱，先扫宣传单的二维码再扫公园人员的，ok，到手！票价还可以，100出头就差不多了，夜场好像不到50，不是我交的钱，我也没细问，吃的还可以，有自助，还可以泡温泉什么的
说实在的玩了那么多次滑雪，每次都会有新的体验，我是喜欢跟着现场的音乐进行动作，感觉很爽，很意外的是，这次现场有DJ！简直是燃！赞赞赞！现场电音简直不能更爽了
总结，这是一次很惊喜的滑雪，票价没涨，却意外地出现了个DJ，场地不错，人也不算多，以后还会去，但是晚上感觉在滑冰，白天造雪力度不错，综合比较来说适合初学者游玩
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